Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
w. T. Reddish has gone to Missouri.
Us. Field returned to st. Paul yester-
day.
J. h. Parsons expects to go east next
week.
Business is beginning to get up aud
revive.
Agent jerks returned Tuesday from
st. Paul.
Theo. Canfield, was down from Cando
Tuesday.
Mrs. g. 8. Converse has gone to Blue
Earth, MINI.
Attend the agricultural society's meet
ing this evening.
g. a. Mckay, the Minot merchant, was
In the city Thursday.
Peck q Field, Of Ft. Totten, have dis
solved, Mr.. Field retiring.
William Spencer, Of DeGroat, was In
H. 1sezopst5s Wednesday,. 4
John schwartz passed through ftom
st. Paul to Minot Thursday.
John D. Moore, the meat market man,
returned Tuesday from England.
John A. Percival returned from his Of
fetal trip to Bismarck Thursday.
County Treasurer ssrumyard returned
from his official trip to Bismarck Thurs
day.
Mrs. Hollister and Miss Lewis have
purchased Mrs. Cookies millinery busi-
ness.
Miss Nettie Benham, who has been
visiting friends In Crookston, returned
Monday.
J. B. Wetenhall, OF wetenhall Il Will
der, Minot, came down from Mino,
Thursday.
g. w. H Davis and Dan Carver repre-.
sented the northern tier In the city
Thursday.
Ed. Hanson-"Our Cassidy" has 8
umn. Read 1t.
Editor Shepard aud family passed
through the city Tuesday bound fol
Iowa on visit.
February Is a daughter was born Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warner at Minvo
Valley, near Jerusalem.
H. o. Hughes. of Conway, Walsh
county, has been visiting his brother
John Hughes. Of Dearoat.
P. H. McNamara, the Minot postmas
ter, was in town this week. He report
business brisk at the end of the track.
Editor Nye was in town Tuesday an,
reports that all the wheat of the Re-
River elevator fire has been disposed Of
Orders for printers stock and station
cry are coming in very fast. The INTER
OCEAN Wholesale paper house is sue
lcess.' d..
Ed. ]. p. Staede has proposition t,
farmers in this issue. He's in the ma
chine business this year with his sleeve
lEpfed up.
I E. H. Thursby, the Mouse river stool
man, was in the city Saturday. H
promises to make an exhibit at the com
ing stock show.
r. Capt. Culver and wife, Of Tiffany, Edd
county. old Michigan friends of Majo
and Mrs. Benham, are enjoying the hos
pitality of the latter.
8. F. Thompson got back from hi
Michigan trip Monday. and is on dec
again at the old stand with bigger stoc
and lower prices than ever.
The Minot folks will give an inaugurs
ball March II. Prof. Hastings orches
ira Of this city has been engaged. an
there will be general good time.
John McNichol was over from Abbots
ford Tuesday. Somebody has been mon
keyiny with one of the McNicol claims
and John came over to see about it.
Capt. P. P. Parker was in the cit
Tuesday on business connected with hi
land company. The captain thinks {
making trip to Missouri next week.
Col. Smith, Of Bartlett, was in tow
Wednesday and reports his partner
George Barrett, much improved In healt
since he has learned to keep his feet dry
LOUIS Larson, who was chosen chail
man Of the Odessa board ofsupervisol
Monday, was In town Wednesday ever
.. ing, accompanied by bis neighbor, "
E. Hunt.
Any person being able to give the Of
iginal Indian war whoop will be hand
somely rewarded by the junior partne
OF the firm Of f. w. Mann & Co. IT,.
man preferred.
Capt. Main 10 expected here in fe,
days with carload of stock from Mi,
souri, and several friends Of his. 1t
J also rumored that the captain will retur
, in double harness.
Major Benham returned from Biz
marck Monday, having obtained til
consent Of the Grand Forks lobby to a
appropriation to defray the expense .
catching the sea serpent.
Arne Goldberg's wife died last Sunda
at their home near Lake Isben, Benso
county. The cause Of her death we
quick consumption. Deceased was
years Of age and leaves one child.
II w. N. Moore has sent his hardwal
; stock to Minot and will open q sto,
, at once. Mr.. Moore is one of the liv
business men Of Devils Lake, and wher'
ever there Is trade he'll get his share.
Emmet Pew, the right handed rustic